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 Posted 12/19/2016  05:56 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add MikeLeu to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Who can help me write an essay on the way the coins system in the UK has been changing. Starting from old times. I need it so much and I addressed this forum in the hope to get help!
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Well, to be more helpful than the dude offering to write your essay for you, you can go on numista and basically see all the coins from a while back.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/ro...e-uni-1.html

Though I'm not sure what you mean exactly, the major change happened around 1969 when they changed to decimal coins, before that there wasn't much change for a long time. But maybe you mean in size/weight etc then there are differences that you can see.
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The biggest change was in 1971, when British coins changed to the decimal system where £1 = 100p. Before that, the system was 12 pennies to one shilling, and 20 shillings to £1, giving 240d = £1. "d" was the old symbol for "penny". The old system had evolved slowly since the times of King Offa, in early Saxon times.

A good start is wikipedia. Another useful source of information is Tony Clayton's website. If you google for "coins of the uk" you should find it. If you need more pointers to help you get started, just ask.

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